Aisha Rashid Al-Tenaiji is an Emirati lawyer, holder of Bachelor of Laws from United Arab Emirates University and she, currently, studies Masters in Sports Law. She has a 15 years’ experience in advocacy and legal consultations. Aisha Rashid Al-Tenaiji has been trained in the most prominent law firms in the United Arab Emirates, especially in the Emirate of Dubai. Consequently, she obtained an extensive experience through which she became able to be the most prominent leading lawyer in the United Arab Emirates.
Furthermore, she is a media professional who presented a lot of legal programs. She, also, has attended and made great contributions in the most important local and international conferences, including the International Labour Conference that is held in the United Nations Organization-Geneva.
Additionally, she contributed to many draft laws and their amendments, including for example the Law Regulating the Legal Profession, Juveniles Law as well as sports laws and regulations.
Obtained the Distinguished Lawyer Award.
Completed the ``Introduction to the Legal Research of Leading Ideas`` as well as the written, oral, and entrepreneurial pleadings in professional training and development (WIL Power).
Obtained the Middle East CEO Excellence Award
Obtained more than 40 shields, from various local and international bodies, during her career and work in advocacy.
I say the law should be blind to race, gender and sexual orientation, just as it claims to be blind to wealth and power. There should be no specially protected groups of any kind, except for children, the severely disabled and the elderly, whose physical frailty demands society's care.
Chairperson of the council of Emirate Women Lawyers at Emirates Association for Lawyers and Legal.
Former Member in Dubai Courts Advisory Council.
Former Chairperson of Players' Conditions and Transfers Committee at United Arab Emirates Football Association.
Former Member in Emirates Association for Lawyers and Legal.
Former Member in Lawyers Admission Committee at the Ministry of Justice.
Member in the Labor Dispute Settlement Committee at Ministry of Human Resources & Emiratization.